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[SnowHow]

It has to be able to write to the xml file to save settings. If it won't do that, then there is a write permission issue somewhere.

Sorry, that's all I have now... 


Q: What version windows are you running anyway? I don't remember seeing that anywhere.


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[joshuatree44]

8.1 Windows I am trying again but it is not working still. Says it installs fine but that is it.

[AndyDeGroo]

Form Windows 7 onwards users are not allowed to write in "C:\Program Files\" (and "D:\Program Files (x86)\" on 64bit systems).
Since some encoder saves its configuration files in its directory ("C:\Program Files\A******t\some encoderstandalone_X.cfg") it can't do do that.
You can either reinstall some encoder outside "C:\Program Files\" or modify permissions for "C:\Program Files\A******t\" to allow your user writing files.

[joshuatree44]

Hmmmm Did not think about that.  Darn seasoned moments. Coming more and more these days. I also want to mention that I got the old high priced encoder working. I did as Marius suggested try from a fresh install and then add to things. I noticed that the Encoder from some encoder might have been an issue. But I am not going to say it is wrong as it was not. Snow How can only do so much and it truly works. I did not add back in the VAC that I had from TLS. I am now using the VAC that FL Coast posted and not an issue or even a think about stalling. I am able to use everything and it running like a champ.

When I read the article I posted I thought about the same things where it said you should not need to recompile or really change anything since it should all purpose work with what I have. So when you let the ol brain really work then you can fix things. But it would not have happened if I did not have the fine folks here. 

Form Windows 7 onwards users are not allowed to write in "C:\Program Files\" (and "D:\Program Files (x86)\" on 64bit systems).
Since some encoder saves its configuration files in its directory ("C:\Program Files\A******t\some encoderstandalone_X.cfg") it can't do do that.
You can either reinstall some encoder outside "C:\Program Files\" or modify permissions for "C:\Program Files\A******t\" to allow your user writing files.